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Leading Practices for WebSphere Dynamic Process Edition V6.2

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Abstract

IBM® WebSphere® Dynamic Process Edition is a comprehensive set of role-based products, enabled for service-oriented architecture (SOA). It consists of WebSphere Business Modeler Advanced, WebSphere Business Services Fabric (and by association WebSphere Process Server) and WebSphere Business Monitor .

This IBM Redbooks® publication is a collection of leading practices for WebSphere Dynamic Process Edition taken from experts both from within IBM, and in the field. It is aimed at an audience already familiar with the WebSphere Dynamic Process Edition product set who are looking for guidance on leading practices.

This Redbooks publication addresses all aspects of developing WebSphere Dynamic Process Edition solutions. It starts with guidance on how to model for documentation, redesign, and implementation. It provides leading practices for assembling processes in WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere Business Services Fabric . Additional chapters provide leading practices for deployment of business processes, monitoring with WebSphere Business Monitor, and the use of Business Space powered by WebSphere to provide a common user interface.

Table of contents

Chapter 1. Building WebSphere Dynamic Process Edition solutions
Chapter 2. Modeling for documentation
Chapter 3. Modeling for redesign
Chapter 4. Modeling for implementation
Chapter 5. Assembling business processes for WebSphere Process Server
Chapter 6. Assembling dynamic business processes for WebSphere Business Services Fabric
Chapter 7. Deploying business processes to WebSphere Dynamic Process Edition
Chapter 8. Monitoring business processes with WebSphere Business Monitor
Chapter 9. Integrating BPM solutions with Business Space powered by WebSphere

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Publish Date
26 August 2009

Last Update
09 September 2009


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ISBN

0738433276

IBM Form Number
SG24-7776-00

Number of pages
386